Cakephp: how do I know what route was used

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Published on 2010-05-03T16:55:23Z Indexed on 2010/05/03 16:58 UTC
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So I am a total cakephp newb and one of the first things I expected to see basic info about each page request logged. More specifically, what route data including what controller/method is being used. Obviously I did not find what I was expecting and about the only kind of meaning info I can find is from the apache logs. What I expected was to see something similar to first log entry for a rails app request.

Does cakephp not log this kind of data?

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